Created by Varun Unnithan, from Morris Hills High School, for the FBLA Coding and Programming Competitive Event 2021.
All source code and images, with the exceptions of those related to the third-party libraries listed below, are original works by Varun Unnithan.
To run the program, open the FBLA Quiz.jar file within the program folder.
Upon starting, options are available to either start a new 5-question quiz,
view the results of previous quizzes taken, or view the database of all
current questions and answers. The last feature is meant only for teachers or
test administrators, and so it is locked behind a password. By default the
password to access it is password, though this can be changed within the
program.
In a quiz, there are five different types of questions, which are randomly chosen and administered in a random order. Each question may be flagged for review before submitting the quiz. The question types are as follows:
The single best choice of the four options for the given question must be selected at the time of the quiz's submission. The eliminate tool, when enabled, can help cross off and disable choices which the user sees as incorrect.
The best choices of the five options for the given question must be selected at the time of the quiz's submission. There may be anywhere from one correct answer among the options, to all five being correct. The eliminate tool, when enabled, can help cross off and disable choices which the user sees as incorrect.
The given statement will either be true or false, with the correct option needing to be selected at the time of the quiz's submission.
The given question will have an answer that the user will need to type in and input at the time of the quiz's submission. This input may be either in the form of a number or a typed word/phrase, with invalid inputs being voided.
The given direction will have the boxes underneath it be matched up with one another in a specific combination. The left-hand side column of boxes must be connected to their corresponding boxes on the right hand side at the time of submission. Each box will have exactly one matching box, and each box will have a pair. To connect boxes, simply drag the dark colored circles on the right hand side and connect them with the corresponding light colored circles for the left hand side boxes.
Score reports that have been exported as PDFs can be found in the Score Reports folder within the project's main directory.
Program documentation can be found within the javadoc folder within the project's main directory, which was created using Java's Javadoc documentation generator.
This program also makes use of third-party libraries or other resources that may be distributed under their own licenses.
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